κλαρίνο
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Greek
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian clarino.
Pronunciation
Noun
κλαρίνο • (klaríno) n (plural κλαρίνα)
- (music) clarinet (especially in Greek folk music contexts)
- Ο Στάθης παίζει κλαρίνο σε μια παραδοσιακή μπάντα.
- O Státhis paízei klaríno se mia paradosiakí bánta.
- Stathis plays the clarinet in a traditional band.
- (by extension) clarinettist (player of the above instrument, especially in Greek folk music contexts)
- Ο Μάνος είναι το καλύτερο κλαρίνο της περιοχής.
- O Mános eínai to kalýtero klaríno tis periochís.
- Manos is the best clarinettist in the area.
- (figuratively, in the plural only) folk music venue (a venue that plays folk songs in which clarinets are a prominent instrument)
- Ο παππούς μου πάει κάθε Σαββατόβραδο στα κλαρίνα.
- O pappoús mou páei káthe Savvatóvrado sta klarína.
- My grandfather goes to watch folk music every Saturday night.
Declension
Declension of κλαρίνο
Synonyms
- (clarinet): κλαρινέτο n (klarinéto)
- (clarinettist): κλαριντζής m (klarintzís), κλαρινοπαίκτης m (klarinopaíktis)
Derived terms
- κλαρινογαμπρός m (klarinogamprós, “metrosexual womanizer”) (colloquial)
Related terms
- σκυλάδικο n (skyládiko, “bouzouki joint”) (colloquial)
Further reading
κλαρίνο on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia el
